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Are we actually building "AI software engineers," or are we just creating incredibly fast, highly confident junior devs who don't sleep but write legacy code at 10x speed?
Every coding agent demo looks amazing until it hits actual system architecture. Right now, it feels like we're just scaling up technical debt at warp speed. They're brilliant at churning out syntax and boilerplate, but completely lack real engineering intuition. Are we actually moving toward autonomous engineering, or are we just generating tomorrow's legacy code faster?





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